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jeffreyu
Village Dweller
Joined: 29 Nov 2005
Posts: 16
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It says on the official site that “the fists will be flying at the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino on Monday, January 16, when former UFC heavyweight champion Tim Sylvia battles Brazil’s Assuerio Silva in the main event of Spike TV’s Ultimate Fight Night. Also on the card, Stephan Bonnar and James Irvin square off . I think it’s a good fight card.what do you guys think about this?
Tim Sylvia vs Assuerio Silva
Stephan Bonnar vs James Irvin
Spencer Fisher vs Aaron Riley
Drew Fickett vs Josh Burkman
Chris Leben vs Jorge Rivera
Alex Karalexis vs Jason Von Flue
Jonathan Goulet vs Duane Ludwig
Melvin Guillard vs Josh Neer |
Wed Jan 11, 2006 7:17 am |
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xSamhainx
Paws of Doom
Joined: 11 Sep 2002
Posts: 2192
Location: San Diego |
There's a guy here at work that is full-on UFC devotee, and I watched a few matches with him that he had taped at his place between movies once. I didnt like it, was pretty different from what I thought it was going to be.The big draw seems to be the fact that blood is often literally shed, from the brow and nose. Merely the sight of blood is just not exhilirating for me, there are plenty of gore sites that show the kind of grue to make even EMT's wince. Secondly, the fights themselves, for being some sort of "no holds barred" multiple-style fights, often are basically two guys rolling around wrestling on the ground until one gets on top and starts raining blows down or gets a good hold. I thought it was like you know, KungFu versus Street-fighter, or even just two guys trading and blocking skilled punches and kicks. No, this is more like watching two kids duking it out in the lunchroom if you ask me 
Then, as if I couldnt be any more turned-off to it, alot of the show wasnt even the fights. There's these huge segments where it takes like a documentary twist, and the fighter is walking along some stream or whatever to soft music, talking about his life or his mom, or his culture or some other melodramatic crap. Hard music starts playing and he's now punching the bag, and it goes music video style. It struck me as strangely WWF in a way. Maybe these matches you put up wont have the little productions along with the battles, perhaps that only takes place or taped matches or somthing.
Anyway, if you like this sort of thing, I would suggest you check out a movie called "The Smashing Machine".
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Thu Jan 12, 2006 2:42 pm |
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jeffreyu
Village Dweller
Joined: 29 Nov 2005
Posts: 16
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Here are the results of the fights:
1.Jason von Flue vs Alex Karalexis-(Flue won) -Technical Submission (Choke)
2 Spencer Fisher vs Aaron Riley –(Fisher)TKO (Doctor Stoppage)
3 Duane Ludwig vs Jonathan Goulet-(Ludwig) TKO (Punch)
4 Josh Neer vs Melvin Guillard-(Neer) Submission (Triangle Choke)
5 Chris Leben vs Jorge Rivera –(Leben ofcourse)TKO (Strikes)
6 Josh Burkman vs Drew Fickett –(Burkman)Submission (Guillotine Choke)
7 Stephan Bonnar vs James Irvin-(Bonnar) Submission (Kimura)
8 Tim Sylvia vs Assuerio Silva-(Sylvia won YES!!!) Decision (Unaminous) |
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Tue Jan 17, 2006 7:13 am |
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